Mendoza
Tourism Sites
Aconcagua Viewpoints
🧠 Fact: Aconcagua is the highest peak outside of Asia (6,961m).
💡 Tip: Day tours from Mendoza give you views without the climb.
Info - For mountain lovers, the Aconcagua Viewpoints provide breathtaking scenes of South America’s highest peak. Located within Aconcagua Provincial Park, these viewpoints allow visitors to admire the snow-capped summit without the need for strenuous trekking. It’s a must-see for anyone traveling through the Andes.
Heli-Skiing Argentina
🧠 Fact: Ski untouched powder at altitudes up to 5,000m with insane views of Aconcagua.
💡 Tip: Best time to go? July–September for peak snow conditions.
Info - The towering Andes Mountains set the stage for a high-altitude adventure of a different kind: heli-skiing in Argentina. This extreme sport allows experienced skiers and snowboarders to access untouched, backcountry slopes only reachable by helicopter. Popular regions for heli-skiing include Mendoza, known for its wine and snow-covered peaks, and Patagonia, with its dramatic alpine scenery. After a scenic flight over glaciers and rugged mountain ranges, skiers carve their way down pristine powder fields, open bowls, and long descents with no lift lines in sight.
Mendoza
🧠 Fact: Mendoza produces 70% of Argentina’s wine, especially Malbec.
💡 Tip: Rent a bike to visit multiple vineyards in a single day.
Info - Mendoza is Argentina’s wine capital, famous for its Malbec vineyards and stunning views of the Andes. Wine tasting tours, gourmet dining, and outdoor adventures like rafting and horseback riding make Mendoza a top destination for both relaxation and excitement.
Parque General San Martín
🧠 Fact: One of South America's largest urban parks.
💡 Tip: Hike up Cerro de la Gloria inside the park for a city view.
Info - In the heart of Mendoza, Parque General San Martín is one of Argentina’s most beautiful urban parks. Designed in the 19th century, it features grand tree-lined avenues, manicured gardens, and serene lakes. Locals and visitors gather here for walks, cycling, and picnics. The park’s famous Cerro de la Gloria monument offers panoramic views over Mendoza city and the distant Andes.
Termes de Cacheuta (Hot Springs)
🧠 Fact: Natural hot springs set in the Andes — total relaxation.
💡 Tip: Weekdays are less crowded and more peaceful.
Info - A short drive from Mendoza, Termas de Cacheuta (Hot Springs) is the perfect place to unwind. Nestled in the Andean foothills, this natural spa resort features a variety of outdoor thermal pools with mineral-rich waters, framed by dramatic mountain scenery. It’s ideal for a day of relaxation and wellness.
Wine Tours in Maipú / Luján de Cuyo
🧠 Fact: Malbec thrives here thanks to high altitudes and sunny days.
💡 Tip: Book tastings in advance — popular spots fill up fast.
Info - In Mendoza, wine tours in Maipú and Luján de Cuyo are a must. These renowned wine regions are famous for Malbec and offer picturesque vineyards, boutique wineries, and gourmet dining experiences, all set against the backdrop of the Andes.